ONICON D-1400 - Manual (Page 5)

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D-1400 Portable Metereing System Manual 05/14 - 0722-2
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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE OF THIS GUIDE
The purpose of this guide is to provide installation procedures and basic operating and servicing
instructions for the ONICON Model D-1401 and
D-1402 Portable Metering System.
1.2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The D-1401 and D-1402 Portable Metering Systems are designed to measure the flow rate of conduc-
tive liquids in multiple pipe sizes. They can also be used to perform flow profiling for analysis of flow
measurement problems.
The D-1401 Portable Metering System includes a F-1100 single turbine flow meter and can be used to
measure 1.25 inch and larger pipe sizes.
The D-1402 Portable Metering System includes a F-1200 dual turbine flow meter and can be used to
measure 2.5 inch and larger pipe sizes.
1.3 System Components
The D-1401 Portable Metering System contains the following components:
• Model F-1100 Insertion Turbine Flow Meter
• Model D-1401 battery powered hand-held display
• Carrying case
• Owner’s manual
• Laminated conversion chart. (*Serialized for the specific F-1100 flow meter *)
The D-1402 Portable Metering System contains the following components:
• Model F-1200 Insertion Turbine Flow Meter
• Model D-1402 battery powered hand-held display
• Carrying case
• Owner’s manual
• Laminated conversion chart. (*Serialized for the specific F-1200 flow meter *)
The flow meter portion of the system is typically inserted into
a filled and pressurized pipe via an existing one inch minimum
diameter full port ball valve. For pipes that can be easily drained
before and after measurement, the flow meter can be inserted
into a one inch minimum diameter outlet that can accept a one
inch NPT male threaded adaptor. For filled and pressurized
pipes without installed full port valves, wet tapping installation
hardware kits are available from ONICON.
The display module includes an LCD display, control switches
and cable. A single 9 volt alkaline battery, located in the display
module battery compartment, powers the complete system,
including the flow meter.